Dedicated volunteers at MCAS make a difference in AprilApril is Volunteer Appreciation Month! At MCAS, they have some of the most dedicated and caring volunteers who do a number of activities, such as walking and bathing dogs, fostering, adoption events, photography and so much more! Are you looking for a way to get involved? Perhaps you have/had a rescue pet that has inspired you to pay if forward? They would love to have you volunteer with them and could always use the help! They asked a few folks about why they volunteer, and here's what they had to say: Volunteer Brittany: "We give love and affection to dogs that have never known kindness. As a bonus, all the exercise you get walking dogs will leave you feeling youthful and rejuvenated!"Volunteer Pam: “We know we can’t save every dog, but it is so fulfilling to know that we are making a world of difference for some!”Volunteer Joy: "I made a New Year’s Resolution for 2024 to find a way to give back to my local community. Montgomery County has SO many dogs in need of homes. And I LOVE dogs so it was a no brainer to volunteer at MCAS as a volunteer & foster. 😊"
Volunteer Crystal: "It’s great overall therapy for us, and so fulfilling knowing you’re giving that pup the best day ever. Even if you can only go once a week, it makes all the difference for them❤️"Volunteer Vaish: "There is something beautiful and so fulfilling about helping dogs - we don't do it for praise, accolades, money or anything material. It is that picture of a a former shelter dog finally getting to lay happily on a couch or a comfy dog bed in their adoptive home, that motivates us to walk, foster and help these sweet pups!"Inspired? Ready to volunteer for MCAS? Email [email protected] to schedule your volunteer orientation today!
Featured here is sweet Juno, who has been with us for 187 days and asking if you will take her home!Montgomery County Animal Services
8535 Hwy 242
Conroe, Texas 77385Phone: 936-442-7738
Website: www.mcaspets.org/
Email: [email protected]
Visit the Montgomery County Shelter website for more information: www.mcaspets.org/ado ption-faq